With the relaunch of the corporate website TAMPOPRINT focuses on its core competency: enabling

(PresseBox) (Korntal-Münchingen, 14.07.2015)With a newly developed function, the "Feasibility Request", TAMPOPRINT provides product designers and managers with a powerful. A brief description, a photo. With just a few clicks those seeking support will receive answers about the methods and processes how their product vision can be implemented best. For TAMPOPRINT is used to being confronted with the seemingly impossible. As a company of tinkerers, the goal is to create systems that last for a long time, run reliably and are profitable for the customer.

"To reach out to customers in their own language. This is a service through which we want to remove barriers", says Uwe Henning (Commercial Director). That is why from the outset Russian is available as an additional selection in the language menu. Others will follow soon.

He adds: "The aim is to make contact with the visitor. To create and foster a sense of possibility and then offer the holistic process expertise of TAMPOPRINT as a solution."

Clean lines, large images and a tidy appearance. The message is conveyed with minimal design. And thanks to the latest technology on any device, whether mobile or desktop, it is always displayed optimally. Content and navigation areas adapt automatically, so each visitor learns quickly how to manage it. Via the navigation area the user reaches all important issues. Besides comprehensive information about the company and its history, all sampling procedures from the portfolio are displayed by way of example, with reference to machines and automations. Just as quickly the download centre and a contact index can be reached.

Oliver Nitschke, Chief Operating Officer, summarises: "In the project meetings we have defined precisely what TAMPOPRINT stands for. I became aware again of the exciting history, the company has behind: from the roots as an engraving workshop into an innovative manufacturer of special machines. With gleaming eyes he adds: "We still have a lot of developments to bring to the market and we will continue to revolutionise pad printing.